What if you visit a site for the first time and it gives you a virus, or visit the web site infected with malware? Will you visit them back? Google has been running the Safe Browsing program for its users. Google Safe Browsing is provided by Google to allow users to check, and also warn the user before clicking on links that lead to malware-infected pages. If Google tried to crawl a website that gives loads of malware, then the site will be marked as a dangerous site. Google uses automatic algorithms to compile a list of sites that may be dangerous. Google Safe Browsing is now part of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox to protect its users from malware. Google Safe Browsing is a good idea, and significantly beneficial for everyone, but it still requires the continuity of improvement.
Check your site, as this can help you find malware, malicious software, Trojans, etc. on your site that you may never know. Have you check your site with Google Safe Browsing? Try the following tool, by entering your blog address in the box:
Google chrome has been crashing my computer so i will just stick to firefox as my browser.I do have a safe browsing tool built into the anti virus program that I'm using anyway and fire Fox has a tool that blocks know attack sties as well.
ReplyDeleteI use Firefox as main browser, because all of my blogging activities supported by Firefox and its add-ons. I use Chrome only in certain cases
ReplyDeleteI've been using them both, Chrome and Firefox for a long time - but each of them for different purposes.
ReplyDeleteAgree, I think we seem to have the same opinion about it
ReplyDeleteI use google chrome as the primary browsing tool because it is easier also in knowing the presence of viruses.
ReplyDeletethank you for your article
i use firefox and opera browsers on my computer. so, what do you think about opera? is it safe enough?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I do not use Opera browser because I already have two favorite browser to support my blogging activities
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